Chris Zebrowski
Biographic Data
| ID | 1680786 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chris Zebrowski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chris |
| FAMILY NAME | Zebrowski |
| SIGNATURE | ZEBROWSKI C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Loughborough University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0109-729X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Give us the numbers: Sovereign capture and the undermining of shared situational awareness in the UK’s Covid-19 response
Shared situational awareness is advanced as a solution to the problem of collaborative decision-making in multi-agency emergency responses. By harnessing information and communication technologies to construct and distribute a common understanding of the event, shared situational awareness promises to optimise, distribute and devolve decision-making, thus improving the overall speed and efficiency of emergency responses. However, in the context o…
Situational awareness: Sensing Insecurity and Coming Catastrophes
Postneoliberal resilience: Interrogating the value of the resilience multiple in the post-Covid-19 conjunctural crisis
Acting local, thinking global: Globalizing resilience through 100 Resilient Cities
This article investigates the globalization of resilience by examining a particular and prominent vehicle for the dissemination of resilience ideas: the Rockefeller Foundation’s 100 Resilient Cities (100RC) initiative. As a philanthropic initiative organized through a network of international cities, 100RC demonstrates how the spread of resilience thinking has been facilitated by exploiting changes in the structures and processes of global govern…
Emergent emergency response: Speed, event suppression and the chronopolitics of resilience
Emergency responses are premised on the hope that, even when events cannot be wholly predicted and prevented, timely action in the present can be exercised to strip an emergent event of its disruptive potential. Yet, while the speed of emergency responses plays a critical role in underpinning UK resilience, it has been a relatively neglected subject in studies of resilience advanced through the paradigm of preparedness. This article aims to contr…
Capturing protest in urban environments: The 'police kettle' as a territorial strategy
Kettling' has emerged in recent decades as an established, if controversial, tactic of public order policing. Departing from a historical emphasis on dispersal, kettling instead acts to contain protesters within a police cordon for sustained periods of time. This article elaborates upon the spatial and temporal logics of kettling by investigating the conditions of its historical emergence. We argue that kettling should be understood as a territor…
Memories of security
A review of Charlotte Heath Kelly’s Death and Security: Memory and Mortality at the Bombsite (2017: Manchester University Press)
The Value of Resilience: Securing life in the twenty-first century
Introduction: The Value of Resilience 1. State of Emergency 2. Protect and Survive 3. The Nature of Resilience 4. Securing Emergence 5. The Subject of Resilience Conclusion Bibliography
Capturing protest in urban environments: The 'police kettle' as a territorial strategy
Kettling' has emerged in recent decades as an established, if controversial, tactic of public order policing. Departing from a historical emphasis on dispersal, kettling instead acts to contain protesters within a police cordon for sustained periods of time. This article elaborates upon the spatial and temporal logics of kettling by investigating the conditions of its historical emergence. We argue that kettling should be understood as a territor…
Emergent emergency response: Speed, event suppression and the chronopolitics of resilience
Emergency responses are premised on the hope that, even when events cannot be wholly predicted and prevented, timely action in the present can be exercised to strip an emergent event of its disruptive potential. Yet, while the speed of emergency responses plays a critical role in underpinning UK resilience, it has been a relatively neglected subject in studies of resilience advanced through the paradigm of preparedness. This article aims to contr…
Postneoliberal resilience: Interrogating the value of the resilience multiple in the post-Covid-19 conjunctural crisis
Acting local, thinking global: Globalizing resilience through 100 Resilient Cities
This article investigates the globalization of resilience by examining a particular and prominent vehicle for the dissemination of resilience ideas: the Rockefeller Foundation’s 100 Resilient Cities (100RC) initiative. As a philanthropic initiative organized through a network of international cities, 100RC demonstrates how the spread of resilience thinking has been facilitated by exploiting changes in the structures and processes of global govern…
Memories of security
A review of Charlotte Heath Kelly’s Death and Security: Memory and Mortality at the Bombsite (2017: Manchester University Press)
The Value of Resilience: Securing life in the twenty-first century
Introduction: The Value of Resilience 1. State of Emergency 2. Protect and Survive 3. The Nature of Resilience 4. Securing Emergence 5. The Subject of Resilience Conclusion Bibliography
Memories of security
A review of Charlotte Heath Kelly’s Death and Security: Memory and Mortality at the Bombsite (2017: Manchester University Press)
Emergent emergency response: Speed, event suppression and the chronopolitics of resilience
Emergency responses are premised on the hope that, even when events cannot be wholly predicted and prevented, timely action in the present can be exercised to strip an emergent event of its disruptive potential. Yet, while the speed of emergency responses plays a critical role in underpinning UK resilience, it has been a relatively neglected subject in studies of resilience advanced through the paradigm of preparedness. This article aims to contr…
Capturing protest in urban environments: The 'police kettle' as a territorial strategy
Kettling' has emerged in recent decades as an established, if controversial, tactic of public order policing. Departing from a historical emphasis on dispersal, kettling instead acts to contain protesters within a police cordon for sustained periods of time. This article elaborates upon the spatial and temporal logics of kettling by investigating the conditions of its historical emergence. We argue that kettling should be understood as a territor…
Acting local, thinking global: Globalizing resilience through 100 Resilient Cities
This article investigates the globalization of resilience by examining a particular and prominent vehicle for the dissemination of resilience ideas: the Rockefeller Foundation’s 100 Resilient Cities (100RC) initiative. As a philanthropic initiative organized through a network of international cities, 100RC demonstrates how the spread of resilience thinking has been facilitated by exploiting changes in the structures and processes of global govern…
Postneoliberal resilience: Interrogating the value of the resilience multiple in the post-Covid-19 conjunctural crisis
Give us the numbers: Sovereign capture and the undermining of shared situational awareness in the UK’s Covid-19 response
Shared situational awareness is advanced as a solution to the problem of collaborative decision-making in multi-agency emergency responses. By harnessing information and communication technologies to construct and distribute a common understanding of the event, shared situational awareness promises to optimise, distribute and devolve decision-making, thus improving the overall speed and efficiency of emergency responses. However, in the context o…
Situational awareness: Sensing Insecurity and Coming Catastrophes
Disaster Management and Resilience (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Computer security (4 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Global Security and Public Health (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Resilience (materials science (3 works)